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Desparrois v. Chervon North America, Inc. et al
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February 25, 2026
Lawsuit Over Recalled Lowe's Batteries Tossed, For Now
Tool company Chervon North America Inc. and retailer Lowe's Home Centers LLC have, for now, beaten a proposed class action accusing them of selling lithium-ion batteries that caught fire, after an Illinois federal judge ruled that the buyer failed to point to any particular "promise regarding safety."
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September 26, 2025
Chervon, Lowe's Battery Recall Doesn't End Suit, Court Told
Consumers in a proposed class action told an Illinois federal court that a voluntary recall by Chervon North America Inc. and Lowe's Home Centers LLC of lithium-ion batteries allegedly prone to overheating and combusting doesn't extinguish their claims since the recall falls short of addressing their injuries.
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June 13, 2025
Chervon, Lowe's Say Recall Blocks Explosive Battery Suit
Chervon North America Inc. and Lowe's Home Centers LLC urged an Illinois federal court Friday to throw out a proposed class action alleging they made and sold lithium-ion batteries that were prone to overheating and combusting, saying a December recall already provided all the relief the plaintiffs could receive.
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April 14, 2025
Chervon Moves Explosive Battery Suit To Ill. Federal Court
Tool company Chervon North America Inc. and retailer Lowe's Home Centers LLC were hit with a proposed class action accusing them of selling lithium-ion batteries that overheated and, in some cases, caught fire, according to a complaint removed to Illinois federal court on Friday.